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F&E Wildlife Documentary Filmmakers. Ernie, you shouldn't have chosen "Bye Bye Birdie" as music for the documentary on avian extinctions. And using Vanilla Ice's "Ice Ice Baby" in the film about disappearing polar bear habitat was also inappropriate! This is serious stuff! Our next project is about dwindling bee populations. Without bees all plant life is threatened, endangering humanity itself! You're right, Frenak, for the bee film we should use the song "Where have all the flowers gone?". Now that's a nice choice, Ernie!

Teddy is growing tomatoes from one of those stupid upside-down buckets. My Teddy? You're usually not interested in horticulture. What's up? These things are cool! No staking or weeding. Yes, but what do they yield? A full summer of annoying my sister. Odd. Their literature doesn't promo that.

Weed War. With the rise of Roundup-resistant superweeds, even more toxic super-herbicides are in the works. Suck my roots! One company's solution: Introducing Plantpocalypse Pro.™ This face-melting acid fries all organic matter - except our genetically-engineered corn! Hazards are downplayed. Nothing to see here! Auuugh! Safe when used as directed! ... And the cycle continues. POP! I am the uber-weed!

How come you're cutting off those flowers, Gramma? I'm just cutting off the wilted ones, Nelson. When a flower in a bouquet dies you have to take it out because it emits a gas that will kill the other flowers. Wow. Flowers are a lot meaner than they look!

Bananas worldwide could be wiped out by disease in a bananapocalypse. Wow … would a nightwear problem be a pajamapocalypse? And problems in the White House be … an Obamapocalypse? Guys, this is serious - this isn't about messing with the English language! No ... You're right ... that would be a grammarpocalypse!